. >> let's go to roslind jordan, she's at the state department in washington. is this a return to the pass? >> well, it's really not a few vaty but it might be more accurate to say that it's a slight revision of the ongoing plan. what is changing are the 450 advisers who are will be going to the air base in anbar province. but they're basically advising and helping to provide informational and intelligence support to that will be tasked to take ramadi from isil control. they're not going to be ingauging with any training on the ground at that air base. you its important to note that the work that is going to be done with those members of the sunni community who want to be a part of the overall fighting force is going to be done under the auspices of the national army under baghdad's direction. this is not the u.s. going in unilaterally and training those who want to take up arms against isil. it's more of a revision of an i don't know going policy of providing support and additional assistance to the overall iraqi military. regardless of whether they are shia s

let's go to roslind jordan. she's at the state department in washington. roslind,. >> it's really a slight reinvestigation to an answer going policy.ongoing policy with the u.s. providing training and assistance to the iraqi military but in this case they're going to be providing a lot of intelligence support, a lot of analysis sport and strategizing support to the members of the iraqi military. who are going to be tasked trying to claim ramadi from the isil fighters who took it over in recent weeks. >> the u.s. focus seems to be on military support, what about reconciliation. that's the key root that keeps driving sunni communities into the arms of groups like isil. >> that's the part that does not lend itself to television, sammi. that's the work of people talking with each other coming up with policies that are very inclusive of sunni shia, kurdish and other minorities inside iraq, and it takes a long time to recover intentions that were aggravated by nouri al-maliki, the previous prime minister of the country. this is a situation that can't be fixed ove

. >> roslind jordan on capitol hill for us. >>> hundreds of syrian refugees are returning home after a kurdish fighting against isil. >> deciding it's better to go home, these syrians crossed back on wednesday. only two days ago syrian-kurdish ypg fighters took control of the strategic border town from isil, after a three-week battle. >> we are at a loss. wherever we go they will kill us. i do not feel safe going back. >> we're going back after two years. our homes were blown up by isil, who accused us of being ypg. >> we've been in turkey for three days without anywhere to stay. i'm not afraid to go back. i'm a civilian. i have done nothing wrong. >> most of the 20,000 syrian who is crossed are still in turkey. of those we spoke to who were going home, some were nervous about being under kurdish control. others were indifferent and others were glad to see the back of isil. >> the airstrikes are changing the political map of syria. turkey has long been concerned about the strengthening kurdish presence along it's border. now the ypg controls an area of land that runs along the front

roslind jordan, capitol hill. >> the islamic state in iraq and the levant say they have shot down an iraqi warplane according to sources close to the organization. they brought the jet down in anbar province. that's where they captured a jordanian pilot when he crashed in syria. >>> at least 33 people have been killed in and around damascus by fighting the arm and opposition forces. nine people died when shells struck a popular park. they raised with the government the issue of doing more for civilian and condemned the ongoing killing in syria. >>> the world's chemical weapons watchdog say that they have destroyed almost all of chemical weapons but that's overshadowed by damning new evidence from the war-torn country. allegations that president bashar al-assad is increasing chemical attacks. >> they came at the invitation of the foreign relations committee to share eyewitness accounts of repeated chlorine gas attacks against civilians. >> since march 16th this year we have documented 31 attacks using poisonous gas. in idlib province where more than 300 and 380 civilians died from the